Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Curious Savage , I'm afraid my education was wasted. n Yes, Dr. Emmett. Right away.

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28 At t t: t? L! ,1 I t Now you sit at your easel like a good girl. And leave the lights alone. The Cloisters Seemingly endless practices plagued the cast members of The Curious Savage? Nevertheless, testimony by them would prove overwhelmingly that the long hours of rehearsal were worth both the time and the effort. nThe Curious Savage? was our- ious indeed. The doctor had a broken finger, the Violinist could only play the guitar, and the pianist had to mark the keys he was supposed to play. This ttcur- iousgt production was directed by Mrs. Bullock with the help of stu- dent directors Leyn Ballauer and Delores Cornelius. Mrs. Bullockh speech classes provided skilled and talented actors for this highly suc- cessful dramatic endeavor. ttlfs the evil of the machine age. Perfect pistons and no manners? The ttcurious Dr. Emmett.

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Unusual happenings in a weird country house provided the setting for the gruesome, terror-filled spring play, uTen Little Indians? Under the ex- cellent direction of Mrs. Bul- lock, the drama, starring Jean Ann Ryan, Terry Klag, and Wayne Pace, provided an eve- ning of tremulous entertain- ment. The suspense mounted as eight of the ten characters were killed-each with a different weapon. A feeling of awe per- vaded the auditorium as the curtain closed and the audience departed. Wow then, Doctor, 'y'mfll want a drink after all this. Dramatists provide evening of suspense HThe wicked shall he turned into hell. uBut you see I loved her very muchhand believed in her?